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  crisis! Renault is considering closing four factories and cutting five models

  According to foreign media reports, Renault is considering closing four factories and cutting five models across France in order to restructure the business so as to cut costs by 2 billion euros. According to the report, the closed factories include two vehicle factories and two parts factories, including the Flins plant in Paris and the Dieppe plant in northern France. The two parts factories include the Choisy-le-Roi parts factory in Paris and the Morbihan foundry in western France. A closed worker.

  Renault 2020-05-21
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  Japanese car companies lost 1.6 billion US dollars due to the epidemic. Toyota plans to restore production capacity of its factories in China on March 9.

  According to media reports, Toyota will resume normal production at some of its factories in China on March 9, as will its local factories that have stopped production due to the impact of parts supply. It is understood that Toyota has four complete vehicle factories in China, which are located in Guangzhou, Changchun, Tianjin and Chengdu. These factories have stopped production since the outbreak in January and resumed production in mid-February, but production capacity has fallen sharply. Toyota resumed production at its Guangzhou and Changchun plants on February 17, Tianjin on February 18 and Chengdu on February 24. Feng.

  Toyota Nissan Honda Mazda Mitsubishi 2020-03-06
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  Two Mazda factories will stop production from tomorrow.

  Affected by the COVID-19 epidemic and a shortage of spare parts, two Mazda factories in Japan were forced to stop production again. On April 12, Japanese carmaker Mazda said that due to the blockade of the epidemic and other controls, the factories of Mazda's cooperative enterprises had stopped production and some parts could not be procured. Mazda's Hiroshima headquarters factory and Fangfu factory in Japan will stop production for two days from April 14 to 15. It is understood that due to the shortage of semiconductors, Mexican factories are also expected to stop production for two days in April. This is the second time this month that Mazda has announced a suspension of production. On March 24th, the supply of auto parts was also interrupted because of COVID-19 's epidemic.

  Mazda 2022-04-13
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  Many factories at home and abroad in Hyundai Kia have been forced to stop production and urgently need to rely on Chinese suppliers to resume production.

  Under the influence of the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus, a number of car companies have announced that they will postpone the resumption of production because of a shortage of parts suppliers. Hyundai and Kia plan to postpone their Chinese plants until February 17, Hyundai Motor Group said. Previously, most of Hyundai's factories in South Korea have suspended production on the 7th, and Kia has also suspended production since the 10th because of the suspension of parts produced by Chinese suppliers, of which 87q% of South Korea's imported car wiring harness is made in China. Therefore, when South Korean car companies restart production depends on the resumption time and supply plans of China's car wiring harness factories. Hyundai says.

  Modern Kia 2020-02-08
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  All of a sudden! Toyota stops production at all factories

  According to foreign media reports, on the morning of August 29, local time, a total of 12 of Toyota's 14 vehicle factories in Japan were suspended due to suspected system failure, involving 25 production lines. A Toyota spokesman said that at present, 25 assembly lines in 12 factories have been shut down.

  Toyota car factory sales Japan global market local production supply fault system United States production vehicle 2023-08-29
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  Continental Group may plan to close nine factories and cut 4000 jobs due to sales problems.

  According to foreign media reports, the auto parts giant Continental Group said it was considering whether to close its factories in Germany and restructure its business. Following media reports that nine factories in the company's powertrain division may be closed, Continental said it was reviewing all departments, but did not disclose details of the factories and layoffs involved. Continental plans to close nine of the 32 production bases in its powertrain division, which could lead to the loss of 4000 jobs, according to people familiar with the matter. Earlier this month, Continental said it was seeking further cost cuts. Continental Group recently announced the first half of 2019.

  Layoffs sales groups 2019-08-27
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  Toyota plans to cut capacity at 18 factories in Japan, with annual production in doubt or layoffs

  As of 12:00 local time on April 26th, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Japan reached 13238. In order to avoid the spread of the epidemic, Japan has introduced policies in many places since it entered a state of emergency on April 7, requiring non-essential industries to suspend business and calling on people to go out less. According to the Nippon Keizai Shimbun, as 1/4 of Toyota's local car production is exported to the North American market, and the epidemic situation in the North American market is becoming more and more serious. Toyota plans to cut production capacity at its Japanese plants by 50% in May and 40% in June, a measure that will affect Toyota's 18 factories in Japan.

  Toyota 2020-04-26
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  A number of car companies will close factories and lay off staff as the epidemic breaks out in Italy

  As the COVID-19 epidemic swept through Italy, some carmakers and parts makers have closed factories in Italy, cut capacity and moved workers elsewhere, Reuters reported. This is just the beginning. The COVID-19 epidemic is plaguing the beleaguered car industry, and European carmakers will face the risk of capacity cuts, factory closures and even layoffs. In an effort to prevent the spread of the epidemic in Italy, Fiat Chrysler said in a statement on Wednesday that factories in Italy would implement new measures to support the national response to the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. The company will close production at four factories in Italy, including production.

  Jaguar Land Rover Volkswagen 2020-03-12
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  SAIC Volkswagen Anting and other factories have stopped production, is it due to the decline in sales?

  According to several media reports, three SAIC-Volkswagen Anting plants have been arranged to stop production. The specific time is that, starting from July 1, three factories will stop production together in the first week. Starting from the second week of July 1, the three factories resumed production alternately. The impact is expected to take about two weeks. The shutdown covers not only the three factories in Anting, but also Changsha, Ningbo and Nanjing. It is understood that with regard to the plant shutdown and other issues, a relevant person in charge of SAIC-Volkswagen said that the plant shutdown is a routine annual equipment maintenance. Some insiders said that this is a high-temperature holiday for enterprises, which can be found every year. ...

  Factories sales Volkswagen decline 2019-07-13
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  FCA will switch masks through factories in China to provide emergency assistance to overseas regions.

  As the COVID-19 epidemic continues to expand in overseas regions, the shortage of medical materials has become a problem in many countries. In order to solve the shortage of medical supplies, foreign car companies have followed the example of Chinese car companies to switch to the production of face masks during the epidemic.

  FCA 2020-03-24
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  Toyota and other car companies resumed production on February 17, and some factories were postponed again.

  Toyota has twice postponed the resumption of work at its plant in China and has not produced cars since February. After considering local logistics and spare parts procurement, Toyota officially confirmed the resumption time of its plant in China. Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. said on the 15th that with regard to the four vehicle factories in China that have been shut down by the expansion of the COVID-19 epidemic, the factories in Changchun and Guangzhou will resume production on the 17th, and the plant in Tianjin will resume production on the basis of reducing the operating rate on the 18th. The Chengdu factory has been postponed to 24 days later, and when to resume work has not been formally determined. Toyota plant in China was scheduled to resume work on February 3, by COVID-19.

  Toyota car 2020-02-16
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  Production targets adjusted, GM temporarily suspended production at factories in Canada and Mexico

  Recently, foreign media reported that due to the adjustment of production targets, GM announced that it would temporarily suspend production at its Ingersoll assembly plant in Ontario, Canada, until September 30, with temporary layoffs later; for the San Luis Potosi assembly plant in Mexico, GM will also choose to cut one round of production shifts. It is understood that both factories are used to produce GM's best-selling Chevrolet explorer, but sales of the car fell sharply in Canada in the first half of this year. In the first half of the year, Chevrolet explorers sold just 9687 vehicles in Canada, down 17% from a year earlier. In this regard, GM said that in order to be true.

  Factory Target GM Mexico 2019-08-10
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  Toyota responded to the shutdown of all factories in Japan!

  On Sept. 6, Toyota responded on its website to the reasons for the shutdown of 14 factories in Japan. Toyota said the previous shutdown was due to insufficient data storage disk space during the maintenance of the system server, not a cyber attack. According to previous reports, on the morning of August 29, due to a suspected system failure, Toyota

  Toyota cars systems production failures growth factories Japan global local production markets data servers networks 2023-09-07
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  Beijing Hyundai sells two factories!

  Is there a future for Korean cars in the Chinese market? From annual sales of millions to less than 2% of the market today, how can Korean cars survive in the Chinese market? Hyundai Motor of South Korea announced the sale of two factories in China on June 20 and may be in the process of selling two factories that have stopped production, according to the Nikkei News.

  Beijing Beijing Hyundai factories cars markets models sales China production brands Sonata group Sona products vehicles 2023-06-21
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  Affected by the earthquake, 11 Toyota plants stopped production.

  The epidemic, lack of cores and rising prices of raw materials have seriously restricted the production and sales of global auto companies. However, it never rains but it pours. A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Fukushima prefecture at 22:36 (Beijing time) on March 16. After the earthquake, the Tohoku Shinkansen derailed and a large-scale power outage occurred in the Tepco area. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, there is expected to be a tsunami risk of up to 1 meter. Affected by the earthquake, Toyota said it would suspend production at 11 factories and 18 production lines from Monday to Wednesday, according to a new report from Bloomberg. In addition, Subaru also said that production at three factories in Gunma County will be suspended today and March 21. ...

  Toyota 2022-03-18
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  Affected by novel coronavirus's epidemic situation, more than 70 car factories in Europe have stopped production.

  Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus epidemic, the epidemic momentum in China has finally weakened through various preventive measures, but as the epidemic has gradually spread to overseas regions, foreign regions have been in an environment of strengthening prevention awareness in advance, resulting in an impact on the manufacturing industry in overseas areas.

  Automobile 2020-03-18
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  Due to the epidemic and government regulations, BMW and other car companies have announced that their factories will stop production.

  BMW Group brilliance's Dadong and Tiexi plants in Shenyang, China, will extend their holidays until February 9, depending on factors such as the development of the epidemic and government regulations.

  Brilliance BMW extends holiday 2020-02-01
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  Parts factory explodes and Toyota stops production at seven factories in Japan!

  On October 17, Toyota announced that some of its vehicle assembly plants would be shut down from October 16 due to an explosion at an auto parts factory in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Nikkei Chinese website reported. Toyota parts procurement stalled. It is understood that the above-mentioned auto parts supplier Ch

  Toyota factories cars production Japan production Local production Line growth Global supply Market parts Accidents impact 2023-10-17
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  Toyota stops production at five factories in Japan from now on

  Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. stopped production of seven production lines at five factories in Japan, including Aichi Prefecture and Fukuoka Prefecture, Kyodo News reported. This is due to the sharp drop in overseas demand affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. According to the shutdown plan announced by Toyota, the plant will stop production up to the 15th of this month. Toyota said the affected plants included the Takaoka plant in Toyota City, the Tsutsumi plant, the Takahara plant and the Miyada plant in Kyushu, as well as a Hamura plant run by the Hino truck branch. Factories and production lines that have ceased production are engaged in export business. Toyota said the adjustment plan will lead to a big drop in its production.

  Toyota 2020-04-03
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  Is Tesla's appetite getting bigger and bigger? Musk: Tesla will build factories in other parts of China

  Recently, Elon Musk, chairman of Tesla, said at Tesla's annual shareholders' meeting that China has a huge new energy market, which is Tesla's second largest market after the United States, but its land area is quite vast, so setting up factories in other parts of China can minimize logistics costs, so Tesla may set up more factories in China. On January 7 this year, Tesla's first overseas super factory officially started in China's Shanghai Lingang Industrial Zone. Tesla's Shanghai super factory will integrate R & D, manufacturing, sales and other functions. Tesla Shanghai Super.

  Tesla Musk 2019-06-13